add a small test for contrib/check-code.py This changeset adds a test file for contrib/check-code.py. This test runs check-code.py against two small files. The first file should not raise any check-code.py error while the second should. A line contains multiple errors to verify the check-code.py behaviour: In the case of multiple errors at the same line, the context line should only be displayed once.

keyword: do not bother about detecting extension path in demo Detecting and showing the path to a keyword extension in a non-standard place only made sense while keyword.py was not shipped with Mercurial. The test output has changed because we do not have a spurious space at eol anymore.

keyword: make kwdemo less verbose 1) Set the branchname always silently with dirstate.setbranch(). We create a branch so that testing the {branches} template does not come up empty. But kwdemo is hardly the place to inform the user by inference why {branches} is empty on the default branch. "demobranch" is ascii and cannot be changed, so using the internal command instead of commands.branch() is safe. 2) Do not show full path to temporary directory (distracting long lines on Mac OS X). 3) No special debug output. Output only related to keyword, no internals like unsetting of commit hooks etc.

keyword: 1 variable name for overwriting candidates

keyword: do not customize ui.note() when overwriting Behaviour change: hg commit --verbose now prints out the names of the files which are overwritten.

mq: test for init --mq with a destination argument

contrib/wix: fix product name to include version Without this, Mercurial is registered under the installed programs on Windows as just 'Mercurial', which is unusual for a program to do on Windows. Including the version in the registered product name registers the software in the Windows control panel of installed programs as, for example, 'Mercurial 1.5' (for 1.5), or as 'Mercurial 1.5.1032' for a stable 1.5+32-35893dcfd40c 'Mercurial 1.5.5080' for a unstable 1.5+80-1ee60e82333c when using http://bitbucket.org/tortoisehg/thg-winbuild to create daily builds. Furthermore, the install UI texts in the built installer database (MSI file) are more clear on what the user is about to install, as, for example, the text in the initial installer dialog now reads "The Setup Wizard will install Mercurial 1.5 on your computer" instead of just "The Setup Wizard will install Mercurial on your computer"

help: it's not necessary to escape quotes

check-code: remove simple quotes first

merge with stable